The German-Chinese congress “Invest in China – Germany Session”, which was excellently organised and also carried out by the CIIPA organisation, took place in Stuttgart on 5 April 2024. Around 200 Chinese companies from different regions of China and various emerging economic sectors such as energy, aerospace, robotics and AI and others presented their investment ideas and cooperation offers to an interested audience of German SMEs in particular.
There was plenty of room for networking and one-to-one discussions and in the afternoon 90 minutes were offered specifically for matchmaking. The DRC Consulting Group was there with several representatives and was able to maintain and deepen existing business contacts as well as make new ones.
Especially through the close strategic alliance with the company MIU, investment and financing solutions for German SMEs, led by Mrs Liane Hartstock (CEO), the DRC Consulting Group will support and further promote the market entry of Chinese companies. “For many medium-sized companies, cooperation with Chinese entrepreneurs and investors is not only a good opportunity for further innovative growth due to the general economic situation in the country, but often the only remaining chance of survival, as the budgets for overdue innovations in technology and AI are usually no longer available,” says CEO Dr Hagen Ringshausen.
There was plenty of room for networking and one-to-one discussions and in the afternoon 90 minutes were offered specifically for matchmaking. The DRC Consulting Group was there with several representatives and was able to maintain and deepen existing business contacts as well as make new ones.
Especially through the close strategic alliance with the company MIU, investment and financing solutions for German SMEs, led by Mrs Liane Hartstock (CEO), the DRC Consulting Group will support and further promote the market entry of Chinese companies. “For many medium-sized companies, cooperation with Chinese entrepreneurs and investors is not only a good opportunity for further innovative growth due to the general economic situation in the country, but often the only remaining chance of survival, as the budgets for overdue innovations in technology and AI are usually no longer available,” says CEO Dr Hagen Ringshausen.
On the picture you see from left to right Frank XU, former Director of China International Investment Promotion Agency (Germany), Tobias Windrich (CEO GWU), Dr. Hagen Ringshausen (CEO DRC) and Michael Bose, Head of Internationalisation aBB automotive BerlinBrandenburg e.V.
